The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-03-19
NEW LAWS.
Bills Passed by the Last Legislature
That We're signed by the Governor.

A. B. No. GO, for the purchase of
300 of j. w. Parker's maps of Nevada
for the use of Public Schools, at cost
of 5000.
A. B. No. 1874, for the relief of W.
NJ. Havenor. The amount is $2,967.
5. b. No. 139, permitting County
Commissioners tn bring suit against
persons beiouling any OF the waters OF
this State with sawdust.
). b. No. 152, for the better preser-
walton of titles 10 mining claims. Ii
requires various duties ON the part of
cl aimants in keeping the RECORDS com
plere.
). B. No. 146, requiring facilities
for escaping from fire in buildings OF
public asselnblage.
S. B. No. 119, providing penalties
for keeping vicious dogs.
S. B. No. 1872, relative to rates of
official advertising.
s. B. No. 151, relative to the selcc-
ton and sale of lands.
s. b. No. 129, relative to the duties
of the Board of Military Auditors, etc.
S. B. No. 1877, appropriating $500
to the Nevada Silver Association.
A. B. No. 116, relative to the pay
ment of White Pine county indebted
ness.
S. B. No. 10. for the issuance of
Reno School District bonds.
S. B. No. 81, defining the rights of
con tractors for State Lands.
s. B. No. 81, relative to publishing
Constitutional Amendments.
S. b. Nc. 80, relative to drawing
juries
S.B. No. 149, directing the construc-
ton of fire proof vault for the safety
of State Land Records, and records of
Secretary of States office.
A. b. No. 81, encouraging the sink
ing of artesian wells. Three in each
county and not less than ten miles
apart.
s. B. No. 81, requiring list of
lands applied and contracted for to be
sent to each county on July 1st each
year, as an aid to taxation.
s. B. No. 80, encouraging mining by
permitting entry for minerals upon
private lands.
A. B. No. AZ, appropriating 100
to o. H. Gallup for salary as Librarian
for sixteen months.
A. b. No. 1872, providing penalties
for criminal use or having in posses
sion of dynamite bomb etc.
s. b. lib as tn limitation of actions
concerning real estate.
). b. No. IA, requiring records of
all births and deaths.
A. b. No. 12S, requiring County
Commissioners to make all contracts
that are to be binding upon the county.
A. ID. No. II, staying all proceed
ings against insovent debtors upon
the fling of petition for discharge.
A. Ii. No. lis. protecting deer, an
telepe ETC.. from January LIST to Sep
tember LIST of each year.
A. B. No. 80, for procuring wild
rice to be sown in the lakes and pools
of Nevada. Appropriates 800 to he
expended by the Fish Commissioner
5. B. No. 101, ASSEMBLY substitute)
The so-called Militia Bill" requiring
an oath of obedience from the enlisted
members of the Nevada National
Guard.
A. B. No. 10, providing a penalty
against the false registration OF pedi-
gree of cattle, horses, etc.
A. B. No. 100, the Anti Mormon
oath bill. Applies to voters when
registering for elections.
s. B. No. liz, regulating the time
when the levy of taxes becomes effici.
cient in each year. The new law is
intended to operate on transient cattle
that are driven into Nevada for graz.
ing.
A. B. No. SO, requiring the survey
and measurement of mileage of rail
roads in each county by the Surveyor
General.
A. B. No. Ill, requiring $500 quar-
terly license in advance for hurdy
houses, dance houses, ETC., where liq-
uor is dispensed.
A. B. 102, for the discharge of iu-
solvent debtors upon the payment of
80 per cent of the amount of the in
debtedEess.
A. B. No. SO requiring the State
Prison boot and shoe shop to manu-
facture foot wear for all the wards of
the State, including the Orphans
Home, Insane Asylum, ell.
A. b. No. 80, fixes the price Of State